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@sethlazar
Philosopher working on AGI alignment, governance and adaptation at Johns Hopkins School of Government and Policy, and as a Research Scientist at Resolution.
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The search compared predicted Doppler curves with a spectrogram, using flight data for candidate locations.
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Claude’s post-response checks feed offline review rather than blocking requests as they happen.
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A post quotes a rule allowing original games and games in a genre, but not renamed recreations.
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A colleague says they've preordered the book; another post praises three earlier titles.
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Google DeepMind’s @alexolegimas announced the essay with Andrew Koh and Shane Legg; its framework separates competence from coordination.
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OSPAIC says its inaugural conference is scheduled for June 28–30, 2027, in Washington, D.C.
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One user says Claude returns great results when left for 12 hours, while Codex's app keeps breaking.
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Axios reports that bank executives struggle to distinguish human users from AI agents and determine whether customers authorized them.
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One writer says AI labs use “slapdash empirics”; another cautions that finance-style audits could help without ensuring safety.
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The researcher advertising the position asks candidates to apply by December 17, 2026, for full consideration.
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The poster calls the unrest a couple of years too early and says they see no political project behind it.
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The journal seeks principled AI research and says it pays reviewers and publishes review summaries for accepted papers.
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A user frames an image as C.S. Lewis on future technology and alignment untethered to regular people.
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A user argues that AI belongs in people's hands and that local AI is necessary to avoid restrictions.
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A user says “it's a deal” and quips that their agents will call the other person's agents.
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A user calls the experiment's design clever and its results “very interesting,” without giving further details.
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A user says they’re enjoying the setup, though they leave open whether the agents are doing anything productive.
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A post argues academia's independence enables critical work when the stakes are high and trillions of dollars are in play.
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An October 10 post said the call for papers would be out in a couple of weeks.
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A user argues AI-written messages can create “slop rollouts” that needlessly take up colleagues’ time.
